Essex Field Names (2): Stapleford Tawney

Stapleford Tawney (1)

Barbers Mead

Blaze Meadow

Brick Clamp

Canal

Caves Meadow

Charity Land

Chase, The

Church Field

Clay Hills

Cock Field[1]

Collets Hoppet

Colmans Croft

Cook Field

Cornishes

Crumps Mead

Dale Field

Dove House Mead[2]

Elthorpe Spring

Epping Hoppet

Frith, Upper

Froghall Spring

Gibs Croft

Goose Acre

Hagmoor

Hagmoor Shots

Hither How Field

Hooking Field

Hose, The

How Field

Hundred Acres[3]

Hunters Moor

Lady Croft

Liquorish Field, North and South

Long Bottom

Long Shot

Lowlands[4]

Mayletts and Jacobs

Mill Mead

Night Leaze

North Lands, Great and Little

Parks, Hilly

Perry Field[5]

Pipers, Great and Little

Rains, Lower

Sedgy Marsh

Shailes Moor

Stock Frith

Swains Field

Talbot Inn (nr. Passingford Bridge)

Taney Mead

Tawney Wood

Thistley Field[6]

Thompsons Croft

Tylers Hoppet, Little

Well Field

Whitbreads

Windmill Field[7]

---

[1] Also occurs at Theydon Mount

[2] Also occurs at Theydon Mount

[3] This is the nearest approach to a joke that one comes on; it seems to have been thought witty to call a small enclosure ‘Hundred Acres’ or ‘Thousand Acres’. Instances are not confined to Essex.

[4] Also occurs at Theydon Mount

[5] Also occurs at Stanford Rivers

[6] Also occurs at Stanford Rivers

[7] Also occurs at Stanford Rivers